Continue the war in <a href="https://time.news/elon-musk-visits-israel-after-controversy-over-anti-semitism/" title="Elon Musk visits Israel after controversy over anti-Semitism”>Gaza between Israel and Hamasthe Palestinian military extremist group; We tell you the most relevant thing that has happened in the armed conflict today December 13th.
433 days after the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas after an attack by the extremist group, the number of dead in the Gaza Strip exceeds 44,835 Palestinians.
The negotiations to achieve a truce agreement between Israel and Hamas continuemeanwhile attacks and military incursions continue in several cities in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon and Iran.
They accuse Hezbollah of not respecting the truce with Israel in Lebanon
According to a report, a group of Hamas terrorists continues operating near the border with Israel, despite the fact that the truce agreement signed days ago indicates that must be removed wholly.
Israeli troops noted that they opened fire against the militiamen, as their presence represented a threat for the civilian population in their country.
Because of this very reason, the government accused Hezbollah of not respecting the signed truce agreementinsisting on the need for it to be fully complied with to guarantee the safety of civilians.
Israel stated that will continue to monitor the southern part of Lebanonto verify that all parties comply with the signed agreements.
Destroyed buildings in Nabatieh, Lebanon, after Israeli bombings (- / AFP)
Israel will not move its troops in Syria; They will remain in their places during the winter
Israel KatzIsrael’s Defense Minister, issued an order directed to troops in Syria, stating that keep your position during the winter.
These are found on Mount Hermonwhere they arrived after the dictator Bashar al-Assad was overthrown.
The minister assured that the area won it is important strategically, so they will not seek to venture into other areas.
Nevertheless, Israel Katz recognized that this will be an important challenge since extreme weather conditions are expected during the winter season.
25 dead after attack in the Gaza Strip
The civil defense agency of the Gaza Strip reported that 25 people died during the early hours of this Friday after an attempted bombing by Israeli forces.
Given this situation, the attack left several victims among which are several women and children who were at that site.
destruction in the Gaza Strip (OMAR AL-QATTAA / AFP)
What are the key factors contributing too the ongoing conflict in Gaza?
Time.news Interview: Understanding the Ongoing Conflict in Gaza
Time.news Editor: Welcome to Time.news.Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Sara Al-Fayed, a renowned expert in conflict resolution and Middle Eastern affairs. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Al-Fayed.
Dr. Sara Al-Fayed: Thank you for having me. It’s a vital topic that deserves our attention.
Editor: To start, could you provide some context about the ongoing war in Gaza, specifically regarding the recent developments as of December 13th?
Dr. Al-Fayed: Absolutely. We are now 433 days into a devastating conflict that erupted following an attack by Hamas. The ramifications have been tragic, with over 44,835 Palestinian fatalities reported in the Gaza strip alone. This crisis has profound humanitarian implications and showcases the urgent need for international intervention and resolution.
Editor: The sheer number of casualties is staggering. What can you tell us about the negotiations for a potential truce between israel and Hamas?
Dr. Al-Fayed: Negotiations for a truce are ongoing, but they are hindered by continuing military operations from both sides. Recent reports indicate that conflict is not just confined to Gaza, but includes incursions in the West Bank, Lebanon, and even Iranian involvement. This complexity makes reaching a lasting peace even more challenging.
Editor: Speaking of Lebanon, there’s been talk about Hezbollah not adhering to the conditions of the truce. What’s your take on that?
Dr. Al-Fayed: yes, that’s a critical point. There are accusations that a group linked to Hamas is still active near the Israeli border, despite the truce agreement stipulating their complete withdrawal. This presents a important challenge; if one party doesn’t adhere to the terms,it threatens the fragile process of negotiation and could reignite hostilities.
Editor: With tensions high,what are some potential routes forward for the conflict-resolution process?
Dr.Al-Fayed: It requires a multifaceted approach. First, there needs to be a commitment to a ceasefire from both sides, followed by honest dialogues that involve mediators from the international community. Additionally, addressing the underlying issues, such as humanitarian aid, reconstruction of Gaza, and political recognition for Palestinians, will be critical in achieving lasting peace.
Editor: What role does the international community play in this ongoing situation?
Dr. Al-Fayed: The international community must act as a neutral mediator,facilitating discussions and ensuring both sides are held accountable to their commitments. Humanitarian organizations also need unfettered access to provide aid and support to those affected. Continued pressure from global leaders can help ensure that the truce holds and that pathways to peace can be explored.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Al-Fayed,for your insights into this intricate and heartbreaking situation. Your expertise is invaluable in understanding the broader implications of this conflict.
Dr. Al-Fayed: Thank you for discussing this critical issue. Awareness and understanding are the first steps towards resolution.
Editor: And to our readers, we will continue to cover developments in this ongoing conflict and bring you insights from experts like Dr. Al-Fayed. Thank you for joining us today.